The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-28 00:00:00

From the LONDON GdZETTE, May 26, 1810. Uhilehall, May ig, 18 10. he King has been graciously pleased to give and grant unto Lieutenant-Ceneral Sir John Stuart, count of Maida, Knight of the most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Commander of his Majesty's Forces in the Mediterranean, his Royal license and authority, that he and his descendants may use 'to his and their armorial ensigns the ho nouralife augmentation of " a Bend charged with a sword," representing the'sword, richly ornamented wiltb various devices, in allusion to the brilliant and an decisive viaory obtained over the French troops , oti the plains of Maida, on'the 4th day of July, 1,806, which was presented to the said John tuart,by his Majesty Ferdinand the Fourth, King bf the Two Sicilies, accompanied by an expression tif his gracious -desire that the same should be pre 'served, with the diploma of the title- of Count of IVlaida, and be transmitted to posterity, as a memo- tial of a day so glorious to the British troops and and to the General who led them to victory, as well as a pledge of his said Sicilian Majesty's high regard. Provided the said honourable augmentation be first duly exemplified according to the laws of Arms, end that this his - Majesty's concession, and especial mark of his Royal favour, be registered in the Col lege of Arms. War-office, May -26, 1 810. :13 Regiment of Life Guards, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, Sir John Cox, Bart. to be I.ieut. vice Clarke deceased. The Hun. George Cathcart to be Cornet, and Sub-Lieu tenant, vice Sir John 'Cox. 3d Regiment of Dragoons. William Bragge Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Evans, promoted. 7th Regiment of . Light Dravons, Cornet A. Descars to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Stone, who retires. Cornet and Adjutant A. Myer to hive the Rank of Lieut. lames D. Elphmstnne , Gent , to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Roebuck, promoted: John George Maddison, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. _ _ _ 20til, Ditto, Cornet loin Atkinsontobe Lieut. by purchase, vice Burguyne, promoted. 4th Regiment of Pact, Lieut. I. ' Birmingham, from the West Suffolk - Militia, to be Ensign, vice Egan, whose App.oint . ment has not taken place. . _ . I.4th Ditto, Ensign Jacob Meek, from the Royal Yogk Rangers, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Grey pro moted in the 52d Foot. /9t4t Ditto, Lieut. Harry Beaver, from the 27th Foot, to be Lieut. without purchase. 2.3,1 Ditto, George Fielding, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, by urchase, vice Smith promoted. 24th Ditto, Lieut. William G. Douglas, from the 7f3th Foot, Lieutenant, without purchase. Oth Ditto, Ens . gn Waiter Graham, from the Forfar )Nlilitia, to be Ensign. 3 rst Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase— Ensign David Mac pherson, Fratici .Knox, Charles M'Carty. 34th Ditto, Eiisign Thomas Thompson, trout the 46th Foot, to be !Amt. without purghlse. 43(1. Ditto, Ensign boffin Anerove to be Lieutenant, by pur chase. vice Gordon, who retires. 45th Ditto, pew the :fon. Sholto Douglas, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Captain ofa Company, by purchase, vice Mellis, who rAI res. Alexander Fra s er, Gent. to be En sign, by purcha s e, vice Kelly, proirioted. 47th Ditto, Lieut.- rhontas Ramsay, from the 72d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase vice Elrington, pro moted. loth Ditto, Charles Collins, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Fred:Aid, who res , ;:,its. 521 Ditto, Lieut. Charles Digi,le to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Murray, promoted in the toy! Pnot. Ensign Charles Grey, from the 14th Foot, to be Leut. without purchase; vice Diggle. 5 . / 01 - Ditto, Lieut. David Browne to be Captain of a Com- Jany, by purchase, vice N!'Gregor, who retires. Ensign ohn Myres to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Browile. 59th Ditto, lames Doran, Gent. to be Ensign, bt purchase vice Chadwick, promoted 66th Ditto. l.ieut. Fkrcnce M'Carthy to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Grant promoted. . 63d Ditto, Brevet I.lei;t. Col. Richard Lee;from half-pay of - the t3sth Foot, to be Major, vire folius who exchanges. 64th Ditto, Captain Beatty to be Major, by pur chase, Vice Wan:Paw, prom,.ted in the 76th Foot. Cornet . William Pears, from the Royal Waggon Trainoo be En sigi,, vice Marchington, , ho exchanges. ▪ 7tb Regiment of Foot. Quarter-Master .john Kelly to be Paymaster, vice Staig who resigns. 87th Ditto, Ensign E. P. White to be Lieutenant, vice flingstone,dereastd. • IValler, Gent. to he Ensign, vice White.. 9 tst• Ditto, • , .erjeant Nlaior Archibald Ferguson, from•the Argyll Militia, to - be Quartermaster, vice Scott appoint- . .. cd'"Adjutant. • gad Ditto, Captain Archibald Campbell to Major by pu►- chase, vice Watson who retires. Lieut Roger Aytoun to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Campbell. ' Ensign William Little to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Aytoun. 94th Ditto, Ensign Sir •{ohn A. Clerk, from the 4th Garri-. son Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Watson who exchanges. 133 d Ditto, Ensign Robert Bradfutt, from the Canadian fencibles, to be Ensign, vice Gunter, who exchanges. Hospitai-Mate lohn er'oiier to be ilsistant-SurgeOn, vice .Anwyl, who resigns. itd West India Regiment, Lieutenant Charles M'Bean, from the 79th Foot ) to be Captain of a-Company, without pur chase, vice Carpenter, appointed to the i sth Foot. Royal Yiark Rangers, William Rennick, Gent. to be En. sign without purchase, vice- Mack appointed to the mth Foot _ _ Cape Regiment; john Layceek, Gent. to be. Ensign, without purchase, vice Durnford, promoted: Chasseiirs' Britanniques, Ensign J. F. de Ponchalon, from Dillon's Regt. to be Lieutenant. Royal Waggon Train, Ensign Joseph Marchington, from 64th Foot io be Cornet, vice Pears‘,, who exchanges. 4th Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Watson, from the 94th FOOt, to be Ensign, vice Clerke, whe exchanges. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Lewis O'Beirne, from the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rives, appointed a per manent Assistant Quarter-Master. General. Canadian Fencibles. To he Captain of a COmpany—Lieutenant lames Pentz, vice NI ‘G ill deceased. To be Ensign—Ensign Thomas F. Gunter from the I:3d Foot, vice Bradfutt who exchanges . HREVET. To be Mrijor in the Army —Captain the Honourable Alexan der Gordon, of the 3d FbOtGuards. STAFF. William Grainger Cautley, Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade at Madeira, robe Chaplain to the Forces. ' tiaior Thomas Arbuthnot. of the stli West India . Regiinent, tube Deputy Quarter-Master-General to the Forces serving • at the Cape or Good Hope, (with the rank of Lieutenant- Colonel in the Arnay,) vice Harcourt who resigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Hospital-Mates for • General' Service—Charles J. ham, Gent. lohn Perkins,' Gent. lames M'Leod, Gent. john Curtis, Gent. Richard Lloyd, Gent. .Hugh Rose, lohn Simpson, Gent. - MEMORANDUM. Ensign Marston, of the Si bt loot is superseded, being absent without leave. EkR AT Um in the Gazette of the loth March last. bock Foot. Far Van de Borgh. Gent. to be Ensign, Read A. P. de Bergh, Gent. to be Ensign. Commission in the Wiltshire Regiment of, Local Militia, signei by his Majesty. To be Adjutant—William Skerry, Geht. vi c e Hughes pro moted. Coinntissions in the Poyal London Regiments or Militia, signed by his Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the said City. East Reghnent. To be Captain—Lieutenala ► 41011145 Len Villars Synles, vice !•:aget, promoted. 'o be Lieutenant—Ensign Charles Steade, vice Symes pro moted. 'o be Ensigns-101m Dunkin-, Cent. vice Pococlt t pro moted. Frederick William Bossy, Gent. vice Steade pro rooted. West . Regiment. To be Captain—Lieutenant -VA - Lay gusstl, vice Vaughan, resigned. 'Co be Lieutenant—Ensign Edward' Williams, vice Russel promotel. To he Ensign—William Maunder, Cent. vice Williams pro moted. Commissions in the Bank of England Regiment of Volun teers, signets by his Majesty's CoMmissioners of Lieute nancy for the City of London. To be Captain—George Blackman, Esq. vice Bowden re signed. • To be Liedenant—Ensign Thomas 13rennand vice Collins, resigned. 'To be Ensign William Hughes, Gent. vice Brennandt pro piloted. Commissions in the Oxfordshire Local Alilitia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. 2d or South Regiment. To be Captain—lohn Palmer Bowler, Esq. To be Lieutenant —W iiliani Charles Chapman, Gent. To be Ensign—john Seymour, East or Central Regiment. To be Captaiß—George Synis, E sq. Commissions in the Northumberland Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ To be Liouterianis —Richard Niclrwson , Geut. Frederick Lawson, Gent. To be Ensigns—Charles Edward Clarke, Gent, Robert Charleton, Gent. Robert Huggup, Gun, Coininissionssigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County o f Renfrew. To be Vice- Lieutenant,-W;111.11n Mure, Lsq. Renfrew; To be Captain of a Company -Lieutenant David Druiti.. mond, trom tile East London Militia, vice Spooner, ap. po nted to* the Line. To be Lieutenant=- Ensign Robert Morrice, vice Young re signed. To be Ensign—Humphrey Cochrane; Gent. vice Mor ice promoted.' Conunissidn signed by the Lord Lieutenantof flaws. South Hants Regiment of yo,inanry Cavalry.' To be Cornet lona Jennings Westcott, Gent. vice Strange w ays resigueu.. BANKRUPTCY .SUPERSADBD. William Kirkpatrick, late of Manchester, but now of Bread- • strec - hill, Loudon, Joseph Youdan, of South-street, West-square, Lambeth, Surrey, victualler. , lames Deau, or Langley, near Tarvin, Cheshire, corn and tiour-dealer. LONDON: printed by . ple At the SUN,OFF BANKRUPA S. Dionysius Trott, of the Old Clunge,London, calico-printer, to surrender lune 2, at twelve, 9, and jut) , 7, at one, at Guildhall. A - Wittig, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Fakoll.4quare. Ambrose Evered, of . Lower Grosvenor -street, near Bond street, Middlesex, wine-merchant, tune 2,9, and July 7, atone, at Guildhall. , Attorney, Mr. 1 4 . S. loosey, St. Marten's-lane. • Wi eoulter, late of Upper Thames-street, London, wholesale stationer, I une 1,9, and july 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Biancitord, •Mitie-court buildings, Temple. Richard Uove, of the King's Head, Monmouth -street, Mid dlesex, victualler, lune I, 9, and July 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great lames-street, Bedford-row. Valentine Cooper, of New Bond-street, St. George, Hano. ver-square, MiddieNex, miliiuer, tune 2, 9, alid July 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chambers, I' ur nivars- Inn. • . _ Richard Cook, of Little St: fames's-street, Middlesex, vic_ tualler, tune 1, and 9, and duly 7, at eleveu, at hall. Atterney,Mr Cowburo, "►emple. William Edward - Roberts, of Liverpoof, woollen draper, 25, z 6, and I uly 7, at twelve, at the t; lobe Tavern, Liver pool. Atiornies, Mr. Whittle. : lona-street, 13eutord . ..row, London ;or Mr.(. Phillips, Liverpool. ,- , . . Archibald , lohn Graham, of Live, pool, master mariner, June 12, 13, and I uly 7, at eleven, at the Globe Tamil, Liver pool. Attornies, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; Or Mr. Battye, hancery,lane, London. Roger Salter, of Batheaston, Sornerststure, baker, May 30, 31, at eleven, and I uly 7, at one, at the full Moon Ino and Tavern, littli. Atuortites, Mr. flignittori:, hush-lane, Cannon -street, London ; or Mr. Wingate, Lath. ._. . Waiter Poo, of Bristol, car, el, May zb, at tvvelve, tune 7, at eleven, and July 7, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. ji nlea, Gray's-Inn-square, Lon don.; or Mr. J. Cornish, Bristol. lohn Moore, of at. John-square, Middlesex, and of Mark ' lane, London, brandy-merchant, /lune 2, at eleven, 9, and I uiy 7, at one; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boyd!, New Bridge-stree, Blackiriars. Samuel Hackney, of Dowgate.hill, London, rag-merchant, dune 2,9, and July 7, at twelve, at Utulditall. Attorney, Mr: Silver, Aldersgate-street. John Tripp, of Bristol, woollen draper, May . 2B, tune g,, and I uly 7, at twelve, at the W hue Lion, Bristol. Attor riles, Messrs. lames and AbbOr, New,lnn, London ; or ,Messrs. Clarke anu Sou, -Bristol. Edward Harrison, late of Clifford's-Inn, Fleet-street, Lon don merchant, May 29, june 9, and 11.14 7, at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Mr. Jacob, Holborn-Court, Gray's- Inn, London. _ _ _ John, Rogers . now or late of the S i rand, M iddlesex, merchant, jeweller, lune 2,9, and I uly 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday. street. William Osborne, of Dalby's-Terrace, City-road, or of Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, builder, I WIC z, 9, and I uly 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Annesley and Bennett, Angel-court, Throginor ton-street. - William Pickard, late of Little Aloorfields, " London, breeches-maker and tailor, lune 2, at twelve, 6, and July 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. S. W. Young, Vine-street Piccadilly. _ _ Henry lames Emmett and fames Emmett, of Gerrard•street, Soho, Middlesex, tailors and clothiers, lune 2, at twelve, 0, and duly 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Roche, Church-yard, Covent-G - arden. Richard Lowe, late of Great St. Helen's, London, broker, May 29, June tz, and luly 7, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Mason, Foster-lane, Cb:apside. George , Heron, of Bermondsey-street, Southwark, Surrey, tellmonger, tune 5, 19, and Imy 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Cushion-court, Broad-street„ D 11 , IDENDS. Tune 14. Joseph Harrison, of Southwick, county of Dur ham, shipowner, at cleien, at the .Bridge Inn, bishop i.vearmoutli. lune 18. 'll - winas Halton, of Colford, Gloucestershire, at' twelve, at the Angel fun, Colford. uly to. Martin Fr&cli, of George-steet, Portman-square, wine -merchant, at one, at Guildhall. July 26. William Flooton, of _Kughtsbridge, Middlesex; coach.maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. tune 2..Williain Barrett, ut Broad-street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. lune to: Whartoit Rye, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen. draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.. • lune ;8. Edward Coats, Thomas Massey, and Joseph Hall, of HOrninglovv, Burton-upon-Trent, brewers, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Burton-upon-Trent. juste 19. Peter Holland, of, Leftwich, Cheshire, tanner; at at the George Inn, Witton, near Northwichb tune 22. Anthony 'fhompson, sonic time since of Whitely- Mood, Sheffield, Yorkshire ' afterwards of Selley.Hall Farm, near Birmingham, and late, of Birmingham, tner =reliant, at two, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. June 30. lonathan Nicholson, of High-street, St. Giles's, Middlesex, bookseller, at one, at Guildhall. June 13. Charlotte Wallbutt, late of Petworth, Sussex, milliner. at eleven, at the Angel Inn,•Petworth. June 23. William Watts, of Bristol, hosier, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. June IS. Ezekiel Evans, of Bristol, carpenter, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. June 2. John Belcher, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. June zB.' Jonas Bateman, of Red Cross-street, Southwark, Surrey, John Bateman, of VV ike„ Birstall, and Wm. Bate min-, of North trier!ey, Irradtorel, Yorkshire, woollen. manufacturers, at eleven, at the White Liun Inn, Halifax. CR T/ F/CA TES June 16.—T. J. Collis, of Oxford r street, coach-maker. Samuel Smith, late of Guil-street, Spitalfields, baker. Join) Kelly, of.Shoreditell, eheesmonger. John Burton; late of - New Cross, Surrey, dealer. Jonathan Dowsing, of Harwich, Essex, Grocer. John nowise)), of Blidport, Dorsetshire, ironmonger. William Balding, late of Holt, NOrtbik, grocer. Win. Godden, of Ctanbourn-alley, Leicester-tields, linen. draper. Jonas Bateman, of . Red Cross -street, Southwark, Surrey. John Bateman, of Wik c, Birstall, and William Bateman, of North Bterley, Bradford, Yorkshire, woollen-ffinufac turers. Robert Birket, of Gloucester-street, Queen-square, taylor. Charles Tuthill, 'mew' Great St. Helens, merchant. . PARTNERSHIPS DIS.)OLPAD. William Hindlcy, William Bent, James CaldWell, and bourn Barrow, brewers, Sutton, Chester. C. and I. Morgan, No. 9, Ludgate-street, milliners. John Pegg and George Heider, tallow-chandlers, Little Las t London. losepti Mew and Japes Barnes, of Newport, in the Isle of W ight , carpenters. Richard and Joseph Rankin, of Change•alley, woollen-dra- pers. Luke_Hemer and Joseph Hutchinson, ship -carpenters, James Bailey and John Nickless, of Holy-Cross, Bristol, scavengers. J. M‘Duwell, W. Croggon, and j..D...MiDowell, Green hank, near Falmouth. Ann Wttinan, Thornas Pittman, George Quested, and John Mews, Rotherhithe, shipv.righti.. Edwin Maude and liarnabas Maude, of Liverpool, wholesale grocers. William Curteis and lames Laue, of Carshalton, Surrey, bakers. Samuel Walton and lames Wood, of Farsley, Yorkshire, fullering i John Harris And lames Lewis, of Birmingharn,Warwickshire- facto! s. Henry I.,,iinhcien, lames Stansfield, and john Harding, pin- Tanutadurers, Bristol. Richard Rose, Thomas Pratt, and Cliarres Maddison, coal- merchants Nash. iton and Mark Oliver Iron, upholsterer, of Ipswich. FBEACH PAPERS. PARIS, MAY 16.—We extrao the following pas sage from t e continuatton giver: in the Moniteur, 01 the suoitauce of the recent advices float Spa;: : " The insurrections raised and supported by the 1 English between Ronda and the Camp of St.. lioch, have been .lestt'oyed and dispersed. We are in pos , 1 session 01 Taritfa. Genetal Sebastiani was marching against a corps composed of the relics of the insurgent army, Which had Colleded in the Alpuxares, at the insti gation of the English, who have nothing but false intelligence,: with iegard to our situation. " "juke of t;astiglione having- written that he ,had been obliged to go to Barcelona, leaying , General Lacombe St. Michel to co. duct the 'siege of Hostelrich, a movement which might expose the , division of General Suchet's corps employed in the siege of Lerida, the Emperor has sent the Duke of Tarento to succeed the Duke of Castiglione, on ac count of the bad state of his health. " The insurgents having colleted their forces, the Spanish General, on the 13th ult.. attacked. the division of. Lerida. He was completely defeated. We took from him .13 - erween three and 4000 pri soners, including 300 Officers, eight Colonels, and a Major-General. Several pieces of artillery, four stand of colours, and a great number of muskets, fell into oar hands. • Daring this attack, the garri son of Lerida made a sally by the tote-de-pout.-- They were defeated and vigorously repulsed by Colonel Robert. " At the moment when the Duke of Abrantes was occupied in storming Astorga, a column of the enemy, consisting of 2000 infantry, and a regiment of cavalry, with the view of relieving the place, at tacked Brigadier-General Bessieres at Cuentanllla. Scarcely a man of thtlrn escaped. General Clanzel, at the.sarne time, attacked another small column of the enemy beyond Beribehre ; as did General Sainte Croiz a third on the side of Fuehendon. The loss of the Duke of Abrantes, in the siege and these operations in the field, amounted to 100 killed and 300 wounded ; that. of the enemy in calculated at upwards of 1500 men." CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 24.—Our military preparations are continued with great thivity ; but the scarcity and' dearness of provisions are daily in creasing. The -greater part of the Janissaries have marched to join the army under the Grand Vizier. We expect a great number more ft . /u - Egypt and Asia, in the course of a few days. • Every thing, in short, appears to denote a continuation of hostilities. It is however affirmed, on the other hand, that Baron De Hubsch, the Danish Charge d'Affaires, has re ceived iustruiStions to endeavour to me.liate a re conciliation between the Belligerent Powers. It k, at least, true that-he has had aconference with the _Ministers of the Porte, and dispatched a Courier to St. Petersburgh. Mr. Adair is still here ; but his departure seems to be at no distance. He comforts his countrymen with an assurance that they will be well treated by the Porte during his absence. NAPLES, MAY 5•.-It - is said, that his Majesty will- set out for the Calabrias on the 15th of this month. The fortress of Santa Manra, after to days.botn bardment, has been obliged to capitulate. Ac cording to the terms of the - capitulation,. General Camus, and 22 Officer, have been brought to Brin disi in an English flag of truce. - The isle of Corfu, considering its strong position, the number of troops there, and the quantity of pro visions of every kind collated for the, use of the po pulation and garrison, can give no uneasiness with respect to any attempt of the enemy, who, indeed, does not shew any sign of even intending an at tack. Santa Maura was a bad position, which could not be defended. On the 3cl of this month there was a rather serious engagement between the flotilla of his Majesty and a large English frigate. After a contest of three hours, the 'enemy - retired. We have to regret the loss of many . brave men who fell in this action : it took place near Ischia.—(Journal 41'Empire, May 16.) EGRAM, (ILLYRIAN PROVINCES), APRIL 13 The report according to 'which the French bad taken the fort of Cezettio by assault, was premature. All the Turks in the vicinity having taken arms, the French thought it prudent to withdraw their troOps to near Carlstadt. However, this fermentation of the Turks had its source only in the avarice of the Commandant-Proprietor of this castle, who appealed . . . to the rettioug i),:o- , 0 7es or the MUsseirning; ac cording to which the ground on which a mosque has stood must never be ceded. But the Pacha of Trau n;ck, informed of these disorders, caused it to be declared to the Marshal Duke of Ragusa . , that the Sublime Pot te,lntirely disapproving these trouCes, had sent to the Pacita 'au order to arrest the awl.cri of-these troui,les, and to deliver them up to the Ftench: The Paella promised to etecute this order as speedy as possible ; w and, at th e same time, en gaged the Marshal Duke of Ragusa to take , posses sion of all the strong castles ceded to France bi Austria. ~ • DUBLIN, MAY 1 9. It may bevrecolleeted that about two months ago; an homeward 7 bound Indidman, bringing dispatches; and those too of some importance, as they related to the rebellion in the Company's East India troops,wai met so.near home by .a French privateer as in the chopg of the Channel. It may also be recolle&cd that the In; diamdn being doubtful of encountering the enemy's force,threw overboard the dispatches, in w hich opera-. tion, by t he way,t he utual precautions,were adopted of using means to sink the box whicli contained them• By "what means the box became liberated troth the weights which were tied to it, to sink it, it is now very difficult to ascerain ;' but certain it is that box floated, and about a fortnight ago way cast ashore near. Cdstlehaven, in the county of Cot ;c, where it was taken possession of by o %Try respectable Gentleman in that neighbourhood- In the tharitime world the ci►cumscaoces, trifling as it is, may leach° some important discovery, as to the courses of currents . and tides, from Scilly • to Cape Clear, not many miles from which latter place after so long a drift, this box had been thrown °II,. • shore. LEITH, MAY B.—Ott Wednesday arrived 111 0 Fancy gun•brig from Heligoland, and the Chiti!rs sloop of war from a cruise. Same day arrived three prizes to the Fancy - gun.* brig, and one to the Childers sloop of war. OuThursday sailed the Clio sloop-of war with the convoy for Gottenburgh, This morning sailed the Belvideres' and Nemesis' frigates for the protection of the Greenland fishery 5 the Archer gun-brig for Shetland;. and the Strenuous gun-bng on a cruise. -The brig Isabella, WILLIAM SMITH, of and from Aberdeen, which sailed from Sunderland coat loaded-about two months, ago, and was a few days afterwards in the Bay of Montrose,. has not since been heard of. -_..-= Bushy Park was crowded with company on Sa turday se'nnight,-to witnes4.a walking match which young man of litraily httd undertaken; he was to wall‘ 70 miles in l 4 hours,, whieh, he did without dial" culty in lessthan2o,hours. SUDDEN DEATH.— Saturday morning, as Mr . Edridge, a resppdable 'tallow-chandler, in Oxford' street, was returning through the Green-park, fool Chelsea, he was seized with a fit of apoplexy. by the Side of the basin, into,-the .water, hut IN.'" rescued by a Gentleinan, Who got over the ';.-1;15, aud conveyed him to-ct public-house near the•gpot;' - vvl o .' every means Were used to restore him without et; fed ; -he died in a few hours, and has left a wife an d family of eight childen, Six of whom are fcri*l3. It would seem by the very great demaricj rienced at the Officess.of RICHARDSON, GoODLUC I( ': and Co. for Tickets and Shares in the preset,(4 ,o t" tery, that' the Public are of opinion, that as .Fortult 6 dispensed Two of the great .Capital Prizes in the la' t Lottery, through their hands, so she means to cork tinne her favours through the ;ame channel. Foun IN HAND.—Those who wish to drive th e world before Them and become Members of stylish Sporting Club, have only kohl !bur in ha" of lucky Lottery Tickets ; and the way to get th e commodity prime is to spank the tits to CARTEtt's' No. 8, Charing-cross, bang up ! ti IP IVA 11: - S . °RAI/113144N MAY 24. Arrived-the john and Elizabeth, Salmon, from St. M i. chael's. Sailed—the Elizabeth, Smith, for Honduras; Hope, Lai: for Oporto; Rose in tune, Longhurst, and the Sarah, ."° ver, for Senegal. zi _ MAY zi. Arrived—the St. Joseph, Tanvans, from Cad and the Lord Cochrane; George . , from Jamaica. Siiled—the Batavia and Lord'Keitli, for India. 141)2TH. On the sth of O&ober, at 13arhamr;ore, Bengal, the La tt i of the Hon. Andrew Ramsey, of a Son. • _., MARRIPD. On Thursday last, at Ewell, Surrey, Mr. It. !chic, Miss Broadbent. d. On Saturday last, at Mary-le-boime Church, Row lo , son of Thomas Alston, Esq. of ()dell Castle, Pedfurdil", (- ' t to Rose, daughter and heiress of the late Jeremiah Esq. and of Rose Males, Of' Pisliebury, in the County ° Hertford. The same day, at .Edmonton, Mr.• Holden, of Upper 1: 10 ' . merton, to Miss Talbot, of the Grove Hackney. eri On Saturday sennight, at St. David's Church, in Ex et Mr. John Stokes Bennett, Camedian, to ,Miss julid 1-1m4111.1 daughter,of Richard Hughes, Csq. Proprietor ot the L. Xete Theatre. • Witty W' iet, Mr-. Edward 'titers, o. , hitechapel, to Arriet, daughter of Tabrum Clarence, Esq. at llumnow, EsseX• , • • On Friday the 1811) inst. in child.bed, Elizabeth, •r Of Charles Gilchrit, Esq. of Sus bury, Middlesex. On the f9th inst. Mrs. Rachel •Stace, of Woodford B rid g, e j fetid of.Nympha Stace, Esq. late of Epping, Esscx. 4gt.. 7 2 • On the 2ISt inst. at York-place, Brompton, after an„ ill i ; ness of three lays,i of a mortification of the B owe l s , Sir ‘Yi Liam More, Bait.' in the ,74111 year at his age. a q On rrigay, aged 67, Mrs. Wetherell, wife of Thom Wetherell, Esq. ' • act . On Tuesday se'nnight, at Leicester, in, the prime of 0 ( Mr. iohn Wilson, jun. son of Mr. Wilson, Surveyor, Doughty.street, London. Lately, at Kentish Town, John Letch, Esq. formerly Thaives I urn PRICE 0 STOCKS SAtUR Bank stock, 262 Navy s per Cent. tot lot Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 85 3 per Cent. ketl. 69. i 3 pu Cent. Cons. 70 Bank L. Ann. 18 9- loafs if RDAY. India Stock, tgoi I ndiaTonds, zos. pr. xcheq. Bills, 4s. 7 6 • p r. ()I in um, Imperial 3 per Ceut. Ditto Ann. 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